XIC - The best time of my life!

We had 22 Modules and 3 Workshops in our course with a total of 405 Sessions (81 Credits) and 6 sessions (no-credit). The course was 10-month in duration and had a compliation of print, broadcast and online journalism and we were taught using media in all three. The course was a bit hectic but gave you a overall training on getting into the field.

Our course was a professional development course so most of the students looked into NGOs, publishing, news, and broadcast companies that would provide good jobs and packages. The teachers were also a great help in helping us figure it out.

My total course fees was 3,25,230 rupees, this also included the registration fees and library costs. The total course was quite feasible for a professional level training course. I chose the course because it offered the high-skill level training in such a price.

We had so many functions throughout the year in Xavier's. We celebrated many cultural and festivals. We also had annual days and other functions students could participate in. We also were allowed to have dorm parties if we took proper permission.

My time in the hostel was some of the best in my life. It was truly a home away from home. The prices were very reasonable and they had many facilities like big rooms, recreation rooms, and a big mess with good food.

I first applied for the entrance exam and was shortlisted there. They asked me to come in for a group discussion, after that i was asked to attend a personal interview where they asked me basic generic questions like why i want to do the course. After few weeks they contacted me and told me i got admitted.

Our department faculty were highly qualified and had years of experience working as a journalists and in their respective fields. The non-teaching staff like the people you go the rent the equipments were also were very helpful and great. They taught us a lot and also gave us accessibility.